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Quick question. What tees do you use?
Whether you’re strolling through PGA TOUR Superstore, DICK’S or even Walmart, it seems the options and the promises of more distance are endless.
Here at MyGolfSpy, you know we’re all about the data. That’s why we put some of the top-selling tees on the market head to head to see if there’s really anything better than the free wooden tees laying on the tee box in front … and behind you.
Are you missing out on your best game, without a price tag?
One hit wonder state champion who will tell you about it any chance she gets. A D.C. native with a deep love for the game and the banter that comes along with it, Bennett's one to "keep up with the boys" and sometimes even beat 'em. Radford University alumni, dedicated to keeping the golfer first and the record straight through creative media and reigning as MyGolfSpy's first "Lady Tester." In her free time, you'll find her in the weight room, practicing her putting or on the beach.
| Driver Titleist TSR3 | 3 Wood PXG Gen6 0311 |
| 7 Wood Titleist TSR2 | Hybrids PXG Gen6 0311 |
| Irons Titleist T200 | Wedges TaylorMade MG3 |
| Wedge Vintage Titleist Vokey 54° | Putter PXG Bat Attack |
| Ball Titleist Pro V1 |
Greg Nelson
6 months ago
The results do not surprise me. The swing speeds for the testing were not mentioned. However, I am guessing that with a slower swing speed such as mine, differences in distance among the tee types becomes even less. This test did save me from spending extra money on specialty golf tees.